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Re: Unterminated speaker cable
- Subject: Re: Unterminated speaker cable
- From: Bill Taylor <bill-taylor@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:02:23 +0000
- References: <4221ACAF.1010302@ihug.co.nz>
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Hello John,
>> Ick, banana plugs are so ghetto for in wall use. I would
>> replace them with some
>> nice speakon plugs, which I believe also meet the loonie low
>> voltage requrements
>> which you have to have the crappy plastic binding posts to do
>> otherwise.
JR> do you mean the look of them? if you do, it doesn't really matter as
JR> they are inside a cupboard anyway.
JR> or do you mean the audio quality? is there anything wrong with
banana
JR> plugs? they were just the first outlets I saw (from LetsAutomate).
Banana plugs are perfectly adequate for speaker wiring. If it comes to
aesthetics, the speakon is just as hideous as banana plugs and it's
much bigger.
>> I would put a plug on a cable coming out of the wall. You run
>> the risk of
>> someone hooking the other end up and having 2 amps hooked to
>> 1 speaker and
>> toasting the both of them, or of the unterminated cable
>> ending up shorting,
>> making your amp die too..
JR> sorry, do you mean put a plug on the currently unterminated end at
node
JR> zero? I was just going to wrap the ends of the cable in insulating
tape.
JR> as things stand, there is no chance anyone else would hook anything
up
JR> to the cables.
As long as you make sure that your cables can't short out or come into
contact with anything they shouldn't they don't need to be terminated.
Bill
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